and carlisle united are in! they we re and carlisle united are in! back to reality, when colin patterson took the final touch. cardiff had finally found the right gear and when patterson went m, right gear and when patterson went in, it was 2—2, and cardiff breathed a sigh of relief. carlisle still had hope, though. but it was his position that let him down. so no upsets, but a replay will keep carlisle content whilst cardiff survive a real scare. craig templeton, bbc news. the early kick off involved top flight newcastle united being held to a 1—1 draw by league one's rochdale. their ao—year—old subsitute, aaron wilbraham scoring the equaliser for rochdale to earn them a replay. michael redford reports. a moment of footballing history as rochdale took on newcastle for the first time in a competitor fixture. two teams separated by 48 places in the football league. but any hopes of a cup upset seemed unlikely as the away side quickly made themselves at home. miguel ameron putting newcastle in front. the premier league side were dominant throughout the

throughout the cumberland valley will show up at the recruiting station through places like carlisle and shippensburg. at then they will congregate the cvrr stations and they will be brought by train to harrisburg. the first unit to leave the cumberland valley at the start of the civil war is the chamber's artillery. they don't have cannons, but they certainly have enthusiasm. at the start of the war they will take off and head on these bright yellow very distinctive railroad cars. took its most powerful locomotive that it had at that time and they take these men to harrisburg. become artilleryman even -- immediately become infantry. this is the harrisburg station that they went to. the harrisburg station housed four different railroads. the few railroad stations in the north that actually handled many different railroads. the lebanon valley railroad came here. the northern central that came from baltimore through new york went through here as did the pennsylvania railroad that ran east-west from pittsburgh to philadelphia. and of course the cumberland valley railroad. at times the s

volunteers here at the army heritage and education center in carlisle. we are going to talk about the american median tank, one of the most prolific tanks of the second world war. this particular example was one of the earlier versions. this one is armed

the eurythmics are new members of the hall earth ♪ >> reporter: this number one hit for belinda carlisleten by rick knowles, who also wrote "white flag" by dido. ♪ there will be no white flag above my door ♪ >> reporter: and a number of hits with norma delray. rick nowles is now in the hall. pharrell williams, and chad hugo, professionally known as the neptunes, are among the most successful producers of all-time. co-writing hits for nelly. ♪ i'm a slave for you d so quick to walk away ♪ >> reporter: the neptunes have been inducted into the hall of fame. the smash "dancing in the street," was co-written by william mickey stevenson. he also co-wrote "it takes two" for marvin gaye and kim weston, who he later married. and this song became a big hit for mitch rider and the detroit wheels. mickey stevenson is now a hall of famer. ♪ come people call me the space cowboy, yeah ♪ ♪ some call me the gangster of love ♪ >> reporter: but he's best known as steve miller, the blues guitarist and brilliant songwriter, who had a run of huge hits in the '70s and early '80s. css wl bed74-197 has when you

they will play the winner of carlisle and cardiff's replay, which takes place tomorrow night. been six ties tonight, but tranmere's replay against watford was called off because of a waterlogged pitch, they'll try again next thursday the first tennis grand slam of the year, the australian open that starts next week, is under threat beacuse of the wildfire crisis that continues to grip the country. qualification in melbourne has already been affected by the air quality that has been rated as hazardous. one player had to retire with breathing difficulties. here's our sports correspondent katie gornall the air was heavy and polluted in melbourne, but it was decided that the show must go on. she was looking to qualify for the main draw but she was struggling and it had nothing to do with her opponent. gasping for breath, she was forced to retire and afterwards she had been scared. she was not the only one in distress, the australian had to call a medical timeout for his match only in the east of the city, the roll number one maria sharapova said heavy smoke had to call off the cla

i feel like it is like a place where people can actually write gather at carlisle like embrace the chair of the loss of the basketball star his daughter and 7 others in last sunday's helicopter crash has devastated funds working on the mural has given cable time to come to terms with the tragedy and focus on what legacy coby leaves behind here with fire a lot of keep going and i hope. his his death. i know i was right again you know that people what i'd like to see a future out to be 3 cardiff will emerge from there for you know expired by by a person. across town in central los angeles heartbroken funds have created a memorial outside the staples center the basketball arena work obed's former team the l.a. lakers play their home games his death has resulted in an outpouring of grief. as today turns to night the mourners multiply many of spoken of how they followed kobe's entire 20 year career playing until his retirement in 2016 as the n.b.a.'s 3rd highest alltime score for each and every front coby even though at times tried to do in controversy was special and his death at age 41 came

shouldn't it own the photos, not carol carlisle's heirs?s opine that once the magazine placed the photos in the trash, it surrendered its rights to the prints and jaye and lee can sell them. >> i think a lot of people in carol's position are probably kicking themselves, knowing what had sort of gone through their hands. what was somebody else's trash, at that point, was her treasure. >> she was a dumpster diver. >> she absolutely was, yeah. >> with their rights now clearly in focus, jaye and lee race their mother's photos to the auction block. in october 2013, an auction of 22 of the most valuable prints takes place at christie's in new york city, with the whole family in attendance. >> the photos are a smash hit. the shot of those bullfight attendants, appraised at 10k, brings in almost $30,000, while the portrait of matisse goes for a more-than-expected 18 grand. and the berenice abbott cityscape, valued at $20,000, earns $90,000! in all, the group fetches 200k. it's a lot of money. >> it's a lot of money -- a lot of money for us as a fam

a few more goals in carlisle tonight, the league to side went to head against championship cardiff city nathan thomas pleasant early strike there. but look at this for a long throw, it is set up aidan flynn plus my equaliser, just ten minutes later. just before the break, the ball fell tojosh murphy, just before the break, the ball fell to josh murphy, who just before the break, the ball fell tojosh murphy, who put cardiff in front. they went on to win 4—3, now going to redding in round four. now the former england striker has decided to hang up her boots at the age of 32. she says she now wants to help boost the women's game from off the field. dolinsky reports. —— joe belinsky. her life and football started on the birmingham council estate. at the end, her career, like her sport, now has greater significance. rising in the layers tribune today, she says she's achieved all she could hope for. as she stepped away, she can fairly claim to be one of the sport wasn't pioneers pioneers. and she scores! she was 17 when she broke through at charlton, but such was the state of the game she lef

but it's a song that carlisle has been trying to put on paper for decades that would with carlisle'sody ♪ ♪ if you're heart is in them flowers, bring 'em on ♪ . >> it kind of chokes me up just hearing you sing it. because it makes you think of the times that that you'd wished you told somebody. >> absolutely. it's caused me to make a real effort to try to tell those that i love that i do love them. and even some of those that i don't, you know? ♪ and even though one day they'll bury me and jesse ray ♪ >> reporter: "bring my flowers now" is the sound of a more reflective tanya tucker. at age 61 here in franklin, tennessee, she surrounds herself with the people and the animals she loves. >> how's my baby boy. jenin is going to go in the box with me, and of course his daddy who is in a small box. i want an extra big box. i'll have five dogs and two horses. we're going to be together forever. ♪ when i die, i may not go to heaven. >> reporter: tanya tucker has packed a lot of living in her time on earth. >> tanya tucker! >> reporter: since she was a little girl, her voice has been her tic

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my name is al and i am one of the volunteers here at the army heritage case and center in carlisle.will talk about the american m for medium tank, what is the most prolific tanks of the second world war. this particular example is one of the earlier versions. 3 tank armed with a 75 mill meter main gun. if we moved the commanders weapon station here it also has the caliber 50 machine gun up top where the commander is. m191930 caliber machine guns, one mounted coaxially the main gun and one mounted here, in the front of the tank. this one is manned by the valve gunner. 18 if you take a look, he can move that up and down and will shy the way the ball trent works. he will show you the way the ball tourette works. the only one that asked exceeded the number of these tanks where the soviet t 34 series. of thes used by everyone allied nations in the second world war to include england, the soviet union and even the nationalist chinese received sherman tanks as the result of a land lease program. so it really was a vehicle with a strategic effect on the war because of the numbers of those t

i have to assume that you are aware of this as carlisle reeks huge profits from this. do you think the system allowed carlisle group to extract management fees and cut corners and put patients at risk is a good system? >> i was not involved in that transaction at all. i am not wanting to speak of the details of that transaction. i do think that it is important that we have a system that private equity brings benefit into the company, not otherwise. >> if they are not bringing b benefi benefits, they should not be allowed the do it? >> so investors are improving the company. >> even though, i heard your involvement in the bush administration, you didn't seem to be too responsible for the economy imploding in those years and now you are saying carlisle group benefited financially and took a great deal and its stake over that company and into toledo so i guess i would ask this, what steps do you take now then at the fed to make sure financial companies are investing in the economy in creating jobs rather than makiig reckless debts that hurts families. >> the responsibilit

army war college at carlisle barracks, pennsylvania. are you going to own up to that? go ahead. recipient for military history samuel eliot morrison prize for lifetime contributions to the field of military history. he has authored numerous works on air power and various other aspects of military strategy. the one of particular relevance to us today is american air power strategy in world war ii, bombs, cities, civilians and oil. but he is going to diverge from that some because you can see don is going to take the high road, knocking out lived off of -- knocking out luftwafefe and con will prepare for d-day. i will have to discipline everybody at the end. welcome to the con, don, and j ohn show. [applause] >> it is great to be back here. new venue. just checked into the new hotel about 10 minutes ago. looks great. con and i are doing something that is supposed to it -- to fit hand in glove and it will be very closely congruent. i will tell you how much we planned. we haven't talked in six months. but we did do a dog and pony show like this in canada. i have a pretty good idea w

colombian brigadier general, a full director of our exercise division, a graduate of levenworth, carlisle, the path finder school, advanced armor school and the rangers school, an honor grad of ranger school, and the colombians value that, as do our partner nations, and so we can use more imet. our budget is about $10 million a year for 28 democratic countries. secretary of defense esper visited southcom last week. a priority of his is to seek more money. he's seeking a 50% increase in the imet budget. we could spent that increase next year and our schoolhouses in the western hemisphere institute for security at ft. benning, game changer, american air force academy in texas, these are schoolhouses we don't think a lot about, in addition to carlisle, newport, maxwell, with the air force and the marine corps university, but these -- all these schoolhouses work together to make a difference in strengthening the hemisphere security. >> general townsend. >> senator, i couldn't say it any better than admiral faller just did. >> i do appreciate that. our state partnership programs as well, iowa

volunteers here at the army heritage and education center in carlisle. we are going to talk about the american median tank, one of the most prolific tanks of the second world war. this particular example was one of the earlier versions. with a 75s armed millimeter main gun and if we move to the commander's weapon station here, it's also got the caliber 50 machine gun up top where the commander is and it also has two 1930 caliber machine guns. one of those is mounted with a main gun and the other is mounted here up in the front of the tank and this one is manned by the bell gunner. he can move that up and down and show you the way the ball terrific works. caliber machine gun protruding through this armored ball mount. you get the workings of the gun, ammunition back there to catch the shell casings as they come out. you look at the top of the hatch, right over his right shoulder, there is a periscope that goes in it, and as the name implies, is a prismatic periscope that fits through that space. is a lens.periscope he uses the radical to fly the machine g

we got a few more goals in carlisle tonight. it set up aden flint‘s equaliser just over ten minutes later. and then just before the break the ball fell tojosh murphy who thumped cardiff in front. they went on to win 4—3 and will go to reading in round four. it‘s was a bit of a mixed day for the australian open. qualifying for the tournament continued to be affected. first it was delayed because of the poor air quality from the bushfires that continue to rage. and then it was cancelled altogether because of heavy rain. so problems remain ahead of the tournament, but tennis is doing all that it can. legends of the game took part in a charity fundraiser to aid the relief efforts. rafa nadal, serena williams, roger federer and novak djokovic we just some who helped to raise over £25 jofra archer looks set to miss out on the third test against south africa which starts in port elizabeth tomorrow. he‘s not quite recovered from the elbow injury which saw him miss the win in cape town last week. england won‘t name their team until the c

almost an upset for carlisle united, who are really struggling in league two, but were leading cardiffr second. the championship side came back thanks to goals from callum paterson and this one from gavin whyte to force a 2—2 draw and a replay. brighton weren't the only premier league side to be knocked out. aston villa have also been eliminated — after losing 2—1 at championship side fulham. harry arter with the winner. hull are into the fourth round, after a dramatic late winner. tom eaves completing his hat—trick in stoppage time to snatch a 3—2 win at league one side rotherham — who played over an hour with ten men. league one shrewsbury town earned a replay with championship side bristol city after a 1—1 draw, thanks to sean goss‘ second—half equaliser. you can find all the goals and rest of the results on the bbc sport website and app. five games kicked off at 5.31pm. holders manchester city are hosting league two side port vale it's 2—1 at the etihad. tom pope heading home to equalise for lower league side but sergio aguero has restored the lead for city. second in the premier l

they will play the winner of carlisle and cardiff's replay, which takes place tomorrow night.t thursday. the second day of qualifying for the australian open has been delayed for two hours in melbourne because of the poor air quality due to the wildfire crisis. the first tennis grand slam of the year starts next week, and organisers have been criticised for allowing qualifying to take place. world numberfive elina svitolina posted a picture of the hazardous air quality rating on social media and asked if something bad has to happen before any action is taken. slovenia's dalila jakupovic was forced to retire from her qualifier with breathing diffciulties. she suffered a coughing fit and said she was scared that she would collapse. the top seeds continue to fall at the masters snooker. the world number one and reigning championjudd trump is out. he was beaten 6—3 by shaun murphy at alexandra palace. murphy won four frames in a row to move through to the quarterfinals, where he will facejoe perry. two—time winnerjohn higgins is also through after he breezed past barry hawkins, 6—

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in 1879, carlisle indian school was the first established boarding school to colonize american indian children. it was a great experiment led by general richard pratt. in 1924 indian citizenship act. we as native people were the last people to have citizenship for our own land. not even all states honored that. they did honor it in 1957. in 1968, indian civil rights act. san francisco was a huge part of the movement with the alcatraz occupation. we just recently celebrated the 50th year anniversary of alcatraz o ok cue participation. more haven't in 2019 the california state legislators have 10 native democratic members. oon may 5th it is san francisco city and county days of missing, murdered indigenous women awareness day. >> for the school year 1819, i am going over highlights and successes. indian educational alumni returned to support the program after they graduated. collaboration and teamwork with the san francisco school district we can empower the community and increase academic achievement. the indian education program students and alumni created a mapping project and build

no, no, >> are you performing at the cafe carlisle?now. >> you got new music coming out. >> a single out right now called "flirtin' with forever." it's on all the streaming platforms. the music video is out and the cover is my grandma from back in the day. so i'm ready to go. >> are you going to sing it right now for us? >> yes, ma'am. >> wayne brady, y'all. >> you ready? [ applause ] >> good morning, america. ♪ hey, yeah ♪ uh-huh ♪ i've been dancing around the topic i know you're wondering if we've lost it, yeah ♪ ♪ baby, we've got so much in common ♪ ♪ and i would never let that go ♪ ♪ i've been wasting time listening to my heart leave the past behind this is where we start ♪ ♪ right now ♪ i know what's on the line so i'm stepping up because tomorrow isn't promised ♪ ♪ but i think we're flirtin' with forever ♪ ♪ hey ♪ every sunrise and every sunset with you has me flirtin' with forever ♪ ♪ i think i want to spend the rest of my life with you ♪ ♪ you got me flirtin' with forever ♪ ♪ hey ♪ and every good-bye is too soon ♪ ♪ we're flirt

names like john carlisle, francis pierpont. these people had been clamoring for some time for better judgment in western virginia. wheeling, actually, was the center of this. it was one of the largest cities in virginia at the outbreak of the civil war. i would argue second only to richmond in importance. it was a transportation hub. . you had the ohio river sits on the national road, the railroad. it was a burgeoning manufacturing center. wheeling was also home to one of the most prominent newspaper in the states "the wheeling intelligenter." it had championed lincoln and after north carolina's secession they ran an he would toerl saying, quote, there's very widespread and spreading sentiment in favor of a division of the state at the blue ridge. the people of west virginia know very well and it's useless longer for demagogues to blind them or reconcile them to the fact they have been used by so many vasles in eastern west virginia. we've been treated and regarded as separate people and such, indeed, we are. there's no affinit

>> the birdcage is starring robin williams and nathan lane was filmed right here at the carlisle, the building remains the same and so does bustling ocean drive. 26 years after it was filmed. >> reporter: penelope cruz played in the assassination of ronnie -- of first sergeant. originally was 10 bedrooms, 11 bathrooms and 23,000 square feet of dence. you can even say enver saatchi's own bedroom, it will cost you as much as a for such address. $3000 a night. tony is a cinematic icon, the infamous and gruesome chainsaw seen was shot on miami beach. >> say hello to my little friend! >> if you want to say hello to your little friend, you will not be able to. the scene was shot right here, and is now a cvs. the gorgeous mediterranean mansion, is a field of manicured gardens and venetian pools in miami. it was at those pools, ace ventura pet detective looked for dolphin snowflake. >> finally, a drive down the venetian causeway should look familiar. but, only with the right song. >> bad boys, bad boys! >> reporter: you know that song is going to be stuck in your head all day. bad boys 2 and

i work now for the carlisle group. we think about the global business and the impact. we all need that report. it is a mistake, and if it is being withheld because of the president's temperament and blowback, he does us a disservice there. >> final question. i'm imagining you weren't surprised to learn that 11 of our service members suffered from concussions the night of the missile strike by iran into our facilities. what does that tell you about their intent and targeting? >> anytime there is a major concussive series of events, brian, either in a big area with a large ballistic missile or in a smaller area because of a tactical explosion, perhaps from an improvised explosive device, ied, the danger of that concussive effect often called traumatic brain injury is deep and penetrating and often causes full, 100% disability, for example, among our veterans. so early reports out of the white house and the administration saying that there were no injuries have now been disproven. >> admiral stavridis, it's always a pleasure to have you on the broadcast. thanks for joinin

profitable, however, this is a firm that a lot of people have been watching for a long time backed by carlislebenchmark capital, oak parkers, and the google inadvertents, one of their largest enterprise client, about 10% of their revenues. back to you guys >> the fact they or not yet profitable certainly notable given the move higher we're seeing in the stock right now. we have the ceo of one medical later in the show, so stay tuned for that meantime, it is time for a news update for that we go to court knee rae gan. >>> a state of emergency has been declared in the australian capital territory after a large fire jumped containment lines. fire is creating its own weather system >> the ict is now facing the worst bush fire threat since the de devastating fires of 2003. the combination of extreme heat, wind, and a dry landscape will place suburbs at risk in the coming days. >> the company that owned and operated the helicopter that crashed in california on sunday killing kobe bryant, his daughter, and seven others, is suspending its service representatives from the charter company island express

it's a whole different group of people that i know glenn yonkin of carlisle great group. so for decades -- >> we'll dip out of the east room of the white house. we do expect the signing of the historic phase one trade deal in a matter of moments. as you can see, the president has spent the better part of the last half hour introducing the folks in the room, a collection of ceos, members of wall street as well that all of you are familiar with, kevin griffin, nelson peltz among them. the president calling phase one a momentous step in the future of fair and reciprocal trade together we are righting the wrongs of the past the dow topping 29,000, looking for its first close above that historic level today, another day where all three of the major averages have hit record highs the investment committee is in front of me. stephanie link and joe teranova. pete, give me your broad thoughts, a day when we'll do the signing, we expect, in a matter of moments. we'll take you back to the east room when, in fact, liu he and the president are sitting at the table. >> the bulk of the t

tonight — and bbc radio has commentary on both, with manchester united against wolves on 5live, and carlisle—cardiffs player of the year by the international cricket council. he's already picked up the bbc sports personality of the year award, as well as being voted players‘ player of the year. it's mainly down to his incredible performances in the cricket world cup and his match—winning century in the ashes test at headingley. there's been another shock at the uk masters snooker, with defending champion judd trump knocked out. england all—rounder ben stokes has been named men's player of the year he was beaten by the 2015 winner shaun murphy, who took four frames in a row to win 6—3 and reach the quarter—finals. trump is the latest top seed to lose at the first round stage, with mark selby, neil robertson and ding junhui all out. that's all the sport for now. more from the bbc sports centre throughout the day. thank you, holly. six of the leading us democratic hopefuls seeking to become their party's presidential candidate have taken part in a televised debate in iowa, three weeks before the electi

clint young kent of carlisle, the carlyle group is a great group. so for decades american workers, farmers, ranchers, manufacturers, and innovators have been hurt by the unfair trade with china. force technology transfer intellectual property theft have been huge problems. since china joined the wto two decades ago, we have racked up nearly $5 trillion, i hope the vice premier is not listening to this in trade deficits. lost in millions and millions of manufacturing jobs, and saw tens of thousands of factories close. and that had to do also with mexico and to an extent canada. what they did to this country, with trade and trade deals, nafta, we had no deal china. we had no deal. and it was like just easy pickings. for years, politicians ran for office promising action to remedy these practices, always to do nothing. but allow them to continue and it was pillage. as a candidate for president, i've vowed strong action. it's probably the biggest reason iran for president. because i saw for so many years, and i said nobody's doing something about it? an

is easier journeys to what people want, it is argued is easierjourneys to work, better access to carlislee to london which they might only use once or twice a year and the problem with that is if you are going to improve than rail network in the north it will involve a lot of disruption, if you're going to extend platforms and put down new track that will mean closing lines, we working, so very quickly on a day—to—day basis there is a risk that services will get worse in the north, added to which, symbolically, it will look like people in the north are having to make do with cast—offs rather than getting the standout symbolism of a spanking new line, so all the indications are that hsz line, so all the indications are that hs2 is going to go ahead. norman, thank you very much. the headlines on bbc news. plans to evacuate 200 britons from the virus—hit chinese city of wuhan won't go ahead today as planned. the ministry of defence say they've sent a small team of medics to china. the chancellor, sajid javid, gives his backing to hs2 ahead of a key meeting with borisjohnson today. new figure

in tonight's other replay, carlisle lead cardiff 1—0.xed day for the australian open. qualifying for the tournament continues to be affected. first, it was delayed because of the poor air quality from the fires that continue to rage. and then it was cancelled altogether because of heavy rain. former world number one kim clijsters, who is set to make her comeback to the sport at the age of 36, says she would have spoken out. try to think about solutions honestly, it is not possible to play and then what's the point. what is the point if you cannot bring good tennis and played two hours in this environment. it is a very tough situation to be in. so, problems remain ahead of the tournament, but today saw some legends of the game playing a charity fundraiser to aid the relief efforts. rafa nadal, serena williams, roger federer and novak djokovic all helped to raise over £2.5 million. jofra archer looks set to miss out on the third test against south africa, which starts in port elizabeth tomorrow, after failing to fully recover from an elbow

led by firms like blackstone and carlisle going into the new year with 1.5 trillion in cash looking tovested somewhere. david einhorn had a rough december but the funds look to be up for the year overall and joining us now to take us through it, [indiscernible] happy. let's start with london connect. suspended supposedly for political reasons? >> it's really interesting, familiar to sources with the matter, part of this was because of the reaction to the protests. do a lot of people use this? u.k. companies have used this connection. >> it won't affect a lot of people right away. >> but it does come at a time when boris johnson is trying to improve the relationships between the countries. it's a political statement. what's interesting is when they try to take over the london stock exchange. remember that? london said that their preferred connection to china was the shanghai stock exchange. it was a part of the defense strategy and seeing it severed doesn't look great. david: something that will affect people, private equity. how about that? >> in terms of fundraising, we didn't have a

. >> i own the stock as favorite financial, and carlisle, but, look, you've got the right ceo for theht time you know david sullivan very well he's a great communicator and a visionary. what the company needs is a visionary at this point that can execute. he can do both in fairness, full disclosure, my daughter does work there, but that didn't have me in the stock before now, and she's been there for five years i love it. it's got the most up side. there's no reason for morgan stanley to be at a premium to goldman. >> we'll see if the reshuffle works. banks earnings kicking off next tuesday toward the end of the move stephen weiss, thank you so much >>> up next, whether the company has seen any - created by apple, not a bank. with a better way to track where you spend. a new level of privacy and security. daily cash you get back every day. and no fees. not even hidden ones. oh, and if you happen to be somewhere that doesn't accept apple pay yet, there's this. nice. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? that doesn't accept apple pay yet, memory support brand. yo

. >> this number one hit for carlisle was co-written by rick knolls who also co-wrote "white flag." ♪cessful producers of all time. co-writing hits for nelly. brittany. and justin timberlake. the neptunes have been elected to the songwriter's hall of fame. ♪ in new york city >>> the motown smash "dancing in the street" was co-written by william mickey stevenson. ♪ you baby >> he also co-wrote "it takes two." ♪ >> and this song became a big hit for mitch rider and the detroit wheels. mickey stevenson is now a will miller. he had a run of huge hits in the '70s and early '80s. ♪ >> steve miller band's album "greatest hits 1974 to '78" alone sold 74 million copies. welcome the gangster of love. congratulations. >> bravo. >> how does it feel to be in the songwriter's hall of fame. >> feels delightful. really a great, great honor. you know the songs are the most important part of everything. to be honored this way is unexpected. >> it all starts with words on a page. all starts with you writing it down and then we all get sing it. how do you describe your process. it was once described as o

carlisle made a decision to wind down a $4 billion fund.ee how long this continues to burn for -- the executive mentioning they were keeping a very close eye on the situation. it is one piece ofgso. -- it is one piece of gso. they are the 100 pound gorilla in that room. alix: there was a great chart on the bloomberg in terms of pe funds that were raised. everyone thought after the oil crash that we were going to see a lot of buyouts and opportunities. you wind up seeing lower fundraising which means there are no exit strategies for these guys. sonali: retail also is another sector that has been having a lot of trouble into this year. are there other sectors that are going to have secular issues as a result of technology or otherwise that will make it hard for people to repay their debts. alix: third point, sounds good getting 17% last year. what is the reality? sonali: 17.1% is a rebound for download after losing 11% the year earlier. it is well above the credit suisse hedge fund index. it has been working out because people have been spend

glen yonkin of carlisle. great group. for decades, american workers, farmers, ranchers, manufacturers, innovators have been hurt but unfair trade with china. forced technology transfer, intellectual property theft have been huge problems. since china joined the world trade organization two decades ago we have racked up nearly $5 trillion, vice premier, i hope he is not listening to this, in trade deficits. lost millions an millions of manufacturing jobs and saw tens of thousands of factories close. that has to do with mexico and to an extent canada. what they did to this country with trade and trade deals, nafta. we had no deal with china. we had no deal. and it was like, just, easy pickings. for years politicians ran for office promising action to remedy these practices only to do nothing but allow them to continue. it was pillage. as a candidate for president i vowed strong action. probably the biggest reason why i ran for president, because i saw it for some years. i said how come nobody is doing something about it? me

conference, i was thinking raising numbers jpmorgan, raising numbers blackstone raising numbers carlisle it was really kind of a -- like being in a research department, except for there's a demand to be able to thank someone anyone who watched this was kind of like holy cow this is the private sector cashing in on an amazing deai me recommended list, for heaven ake analysis of the actual language, guys, i mean there's a lot of questions still about whether the chinese are going to be able to follow through on these enormous purchases that they have committed to or seemingly committed to it's going to have to be state mandated which makes it less likely that it's going to be a market-driven economy over there. and really the key compliance provisions of all the different parts of it that are not about purchases but are about things that are more important to many of the people in that room, namely technology transfers, cyber espionage, state supportive enterprises and all the other things, many of which will be dealt with in phase two if we get there, jim. >> yeah, look, this is not a hol

40—50 mile an hour gusts across this swathe of the uk here, so a blustery day from belfast into carlislend rain. once again, the south—westerly wind in the south will mean that temperatures get up to 12—14dc stop a hint of something colder in scotland. sunny in the north, with around six celsius. on monday, stronger winds blowing through, and they will bring some slightly colder weather by the time we get to tuesday. only slightly. the first cases of the new coronavirus are confirmed in the uk. two members of the same family who‘d been at a yorkshire hotel are now being treated at a hospital in newcastle. they have now been transferred to a high consequence infection unit — that‘s a very secure infectious disease specialist unit — in newcastle. this is the scene live now at raf brize norton where a plane is about to arrive carrying 83 britons who‘ve been evacuated from the chinese city at the centre of the outbreak. we‘ll have the latest from our medical correspondent and we‘ll be live in china. also this lunchtime... ten hours to go till britain leaves the european union after almost ha

in 1879, carlisle indian school was the first established boarding school to colonize american indian children. it was a great experiment led by general richard pratt. in 1924 indian citizenship act. we as native people were the last people to have citizenship for our own land. not even all states honored that. they did honor it in 1957. in 1968, indian civil rights act. san francisco was a huge part of the movement with the alcatraz occupation. we just recently celebrated the 50th year anniversary of alcatraz o ok cue participation. more haven't in 2019 the california state legislators have 10 native democratic members. oon may 5th it is san francisco city and county days of missing, murdered indigenous women awareness day. >> for the school year 1819, i am going over highlights and successes. indian educational alumni returned to support the program after they graduated. collaboration and teamwork with the san francisco school district we can empower the community and increase academic achievement. the indian education program students and alumni created a mapping project and build

in the night's other game, cardiff just about got the better of league two carlisle, winning 4—3 in thery spectacular crashes, doesn't it? white it does happena crashes, doesn't it? white it does happen a lot. they are designed to roll. not unusual but it makes great television. the windscreen still fail out. it could have been horrific. —— fell out. fail out. it could have been horrific. -- fell out. there you go! the third test between england and south africa gets underway in the next couple of hours with jofra archer set to miss out through injury. yesterday, we brought you news of ben stokes being named the icc player of the year. well, this is how he celebrated — performing a hand—stand for his team mates at training. captain joe root was full of praise for his star all—rounder, saying the award was fully deserved for an incredible year. charlie, you made a really good point and charlie, you made a really good pointand our charlie, you made a really good point and our ago about ben stokes, didn't you? there's been that stuff about them getting injured doing various things, clearly

in 1879, carlisle indian school was the first established boarding school to colonize american indian children. it was a great experiment led by general richard pratt. in 1924 indian citizenship act. we as native people were the last people to have citizenship for our own land. not even all states honored that. they did honor it in 1957. in 1968, indian civil rights act. san francisco was a huge part of the movement with the alcatraz occupation. we just recently celebrated the 50th year anniversary of alcatraz o ok cue participation. more haven't in 2019 the california state legislators have 10 native democratic members. oon may 5th it is san francisco city and county days of missing, murdered indigenous women awareness day. >> for the school year 1819, i am going over highlights and successes. indian educational alumni returned to support the program after they graduated. collaboration and teamwork with the san francisco school district we can empower the community and increase academic achievement. the indian education program students and alumni created a mapping project and build

almost an upset for carlisle united who are really struggling in league two but were leading cardiff this one from gavin whyte to force a 2—2 draw and a replay. all the goals from today's games are on the bbc sport website, where you'll also find text commentary and the latest from the five late kick—offs. those are a few minutes into their first halves. south africa's batting line up proved to be rather fragile towards the end of play on day two of the second test with england. south africa slipped from 157—3 to 215—8 by the close of play and it was ben stokes again who was the star of the show with four superb catches. adam wild reports. in cape town, a beautiful warm day, watching on, english knights were heating up too. into battle once more, jimmy anderson, but after yesterday's batting problems, today's opening stand was england's last. and anderson didn't, not for long anyway. all out for 269. now it may be one of the world's most picturesque grounds, but right then for england, things were not looking great. that was until stuart broad found the edge of peter milan's bat. the